The Yale Clubs of LA and Boston invite you to join us for this terrific discussion on AI’s most talked-about new phenomenon, ChatGPT. This discussion will pick up where we left off in the Yale Club of LA’s very popular December event, “Getting Clear on Artificial Intelligence.”
It’s official: “digital transformation” and “artificial intelligence” have entered the mainstream. Over the past few months, references to each term have proliferated beyond the realms of academia and consulting, saturating news media, online search, and the pop blogosphere.
ChatGPT is without question the latest AI solution to go viral, and is now traversing the "hype cycle." Upon its release last December, opinion leaders have encouraged everyone – from artists to physicians to students – to experiment with the ChatGPT platform and take awe in the results. But aside from its novel wow-factor:
What are the cases where ChatGPT transforms the status quo, delivers a significant economic impact, and creates value?
How does ChatGPT or any new technology rise from an isolated, shiny new object to a functional solution that powers meaningful improvements in commerce, content creation, science, and life?
And when we consider the bigger picture of digital transformation, how do we ensure that we are leading with strategy, not just the underlying enabling technologies?
Register to join industry experts and Yale alumni for an on-line discussion exploring the potential of ChatGPT and other emerging technologies, while cutting through the hype and providing pragmatic advice.
Format: Brief presentation followed by Q&A. The majority of event-time will be open for attendee questions. Moderated by Fred Isbell from the Board of the Yale Club of Boston and YaleLA’s Co-President Kevin Mark Lodie, and featuring Dr. Jobst Landgrebe, MD, PhD.
About the Speakers:
Dr. Jobst Landgrebe is a scientist, physician, and entrepreneur with a background in neuroscience, mathematics, and philosophy. He is an expert in the theory and application of AI and AI enterprise system operations, advising leading organizations and institutions including Novartis, Roche, Medgate, Siemens Healthineers, Allianz, BMW, and Royal Philips Electronics, among others. Landgrebe is also co-author of Why Machines Will Never Rule the World: Artificial Intelligence without Fear (Routledge 2023). He holds an MD and PHD in Medicine, Philosophy, Biochemistry, and Mathematics from the University of Göttingen.
Kevin Mark Lodie is a strategist who advises on venture growth and service innovation in several fields including finance, healthcare, media, real estate, and others. Recently, he was part of a team spearheading Yale Smilow Cancer Hospital's first hospital-at-home platform in partnership with Medically Home. He has a BA from Yale in Humanities and an interdisciplinary MS/MBA jointly conferred by Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business and Geisel School of Medicine.
Fred M. Isbell is a Research Manager with IDC for the CMO Advisory Service Practice. He is a high technology industry marketing and analyst veteran with experience spanning Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) Compaq, SAP, and Dresner Advisory Services over the past 35 years. He has a BA from Yale in Economics and Political Science, an MBA from the Duke Fuqua School of Business, and Executive Education Certificates from the UVA Darden School of Business.